Great to see that you are transitioning into the multi-family space!

There is a lot of work that needs done at the initial phases for a new build - but it can be fairly smooth sailing once you get the right GC and all the paperwork in place.Exciting prospect regardless!

Dragged 16 gallons of mud over the ugly as can be (and painted) ceiling to smooth it out.

Since many of the sellers I work with are already in a stressful situation (hence the reason they need to sell quickly and at a discount) and my buyers are out of state,  I help them by ensuring the process is smooth and stress free.

We acquired the property through a wholesaler, rehab took 2 weeks, went fairly smoothly, hired a kick-*** contractor and a rockstar agent on our team!

We acquired the property through a wholesaler, rehab took 2 weeks, went fairly smoothly, hired a kick-*** contractor and a rockstar agent on our team!

It's obvious to me how to get into one of these deals, but what I really need help on is figuring out how to transition. 

We used a similar method of keeping track with leads coming from the single family space so it should be a smooth transition, of course the leads are qualified differently. 

Are there any podcast or articles on transitioning to multifamily that you could recommend  

If i write off anything and everything and say I “netted” $15k, but let’s say I actually made $100k, how do folks transition from this area of needing long term mortgages yet not kill themselves with taxes along the way?